San Diego leads US markets in group business growth for December with a 29.2% increase, predominantly in the healthcare and pharmaceutical/biotech sectors.

The owner of the Houston Texans, Janice McNair, is disputing her son's claim in court that she is incapacitated, amidst an ongoing family legal battle.

A suspected car thief was humorously apprehended in Rio Vista after his pants fell down during a foot chase, which started when police spotted the stolen vehicle through an automated camera system.

ATCO Industries rebrands as Vayan Group and expands service offerings, with Keith Buckley becoming the new CEO. Vayan focuses on quality assurance in various industries, including electric vehicles.

Wolverine Worldwide sold its Sperry brand to Authentic Brands Group and ALDO Group for $130 million, aiming to reduce debt and focus on growth brands like Merrell and Saucony.

The Texas Workforce Commission launched MyTXCareer, a free app to help Texans find jobs matching their skills and career goals, amidst the state's economic growth.

Burglars were scared off by an alarm during a break-in in Chula Vista. Police seek help identifying them using released footage and encourage tips via Crime Stoppers or the P3 Tips app.

A Calhoun County judge dismissed a lawsuit trying to halt a Ford EV battery plant in Marshall, Michigan. Despite reduced investment and jobs, efforts continue.

Mattress Firm's Houston-focused ad employs local employees as talent, evoking hometown pride and inadvertently reflecting societal attitudes toward body image.

Michigan State Police suspended their contract with GunBusters, a firearm disposal company, after it was found reselling parts of weapons meant to be destroyed.

A severe fire at a house on Girard Ave. N was tackled by multiple fire departments, supported by the Red Cross, with one person treated for smoke inhalation.

Walmart expands its drone delivery service to cover parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, promising swift deliveries while addressing safety and privacy concerns.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul obtained a $335,000 settlement from trucking companies for wage theft, enforcing state wage laws and benefiting affected drivers.